value is not a valid parameter for get_posts and the tax => slug meta query pattern is long since deprecated, as has been numberposts. Even if value was valid it is hard to see how passing a literal date(yyyy-mm-dd) to it would work. At any rate, I believe that applying a posts_groupby filter would do … Read more
Custom terms in custom category taxonomy
Using has_term() requires the name of the taxonomy as a parameter. References: has_term() does not return when term is assigned post? Function Reference/has term
tl;dr; This is not possible with tax_query. A tax_query is a restriction of the results delivered, not used to order posts. You use the Order & Orderby Parameters for that. A little excursion into statistics This has to do with statistics and mathematics, as a taxonomy is a nominal scale, meaning it is just a … Read more
Use get_the_terms instead of get_the_term_list. This will give you an array. You can then either loop through and start a new ul at the half-way point, or array_slice the array first, then build two uls.
Ok, I thought I was out of options after few hours spent on this little piece of code. But somehow I managed to get result, just after I hopelessly posted the question here. $terms = wp_get_object_terms( $id_array, ‘portfolio_category’ ); $new_array = array(); foreach($terms as $key => $term) { $new_array[$key] = $term->term_id; } $cat_ids = implode(‘,’, … Read more
Not sure what the problem is, you’re practically there! You can use your code anywhere (as long as it’s after the init hook), not just in template files. $terms = get_terms( ‘MYTAXONOMY’ ); $term_slugs = wp_list_pluck( $terms, ‘slug’ ); wp_list_pluck() is a very cool little function that will pluck a field out of an array … Read more
If you’re on a taxonomy term archive page, you can access the current ID via get_queried_object_id(): echo function xyz( get_queried_object_id(), ‘product_cat’ ); You can also access the whole term object with get_queried_object(): $this_term = get_queried_object(); echo $this_term->term_id; echo $this_term->name; echo $this_term->description; echo $this_term->taxonomy; echo $this_term->parent; echo $this_term->count;
The parent argument should do what you are asking. parent (integer) Get direct children of this term (only terms whose explicit parent is this value). If 0 is passed, only top-level terms are returned. Default is an empty string. http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_terms That is parent=14 should get all of the immediate children of term 14, but no … Read more
You can do it by using explode() function: $string = ‘http://domain.com/106.jpg,http://domain.com/109.jpg,http://domain.com/112.jpg’; $split = explode ( ‘,’, $string ); It will return an array. So you can print this way: echo $split[0]; //will print http://domain.com/106.jpg echo $split[1]; //will print http://domain.com/109.jpg //and so on